Thomas of the JLA number 244 or all those tiers are going to make you rust steel.

Welcome back for Justice League of America, number 24th, November 1985, issue entitled

The Final Crisis, written by Jerry Conway, guest penciled by Joe Staten, Mike Macklin's, the

anchor, Albert de Guzman, the letterer, Gene DeAngelo, the colorist, Alan Gold, editor,

Roy Thomas editorial consultant, featuring a cover by Joe Staten and Mike Macklin.

This is the second part of the Justice League of America, Infinity Inc. crossover,

the last Justice League crossover with Earth 2.

We open up this issue with the Justice League inside a space shuttle headed towards their old sort of beat-up satellite. If you remember last issue, Infinity Inc. sort of

whooped up on their asses driving them from their headquarters in Detroit, which wasn't

that awesome anyway. Martian Man Hunter, of course, blew them away like tumbleweeds down

the street. Well, the satellite's not in great condition either.

If you remember during the Mars attack on Earth, the satellite was heavily damaged.

So why have they come back?

It was Martian Manhunter's idea.

He wants to get to the Transmatter device, the very device that they use back in the day

to get from Earth 1 to Earth 2 and

vice versa. Martian Manhunter's pieced together that these youngsters that whooped up on them

were from Earth 2, and he's hoping to get to Earth 2 to get some assistance from the Justice

Society of America. Vibe questions Martian Manhuders's leadership skills a little bit, wondering why they

freaked, quote unquote, as is the street lingo that Vibe uses. Remember, he's a hip street break dancer.

He questions Marshen Manor and why they freaked and ran. Martian Man Hunter tries to impart some

wisdom upon him, explain that perhaps if the Martians had freaked back in the day, Mars wouldn't

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